cheap way to relocate FPR?

[ptownTSI]

flying brick has this but $55 seems like alot for a tiny piece?

http://www.flyingbrickperformance.com/cart/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=66_76&products_id=220

here in cali you cannot mod your FPR legally, so if i did it has to be somewhere that is hidden.

[backtrail69]

Why do you need to mod your FPR? If you need more fuel get a standalone and if you need less get a eta 2.5 bar FPR.

[ptownTSI]

how accurate can i get it though? i'd like to put the 17 or 19lb mustang injectors on, but i'm worried the eta 2.5 may make it too lean?

[backtrail69]

What you do is install the 17lb or 19lb injectors with the 2.5 bar FPR and it just gives the ecu an easier learning curve. You then install the 3 bar FPR and it will adapt quicker. My car just ran alittle rough on the 19s untill I drove it for like 20 min, but it ran alright with the 3 bar.

Moral of the story 19lb injectors are alot for a stock or even mildly modified e30, you really don't need to go that big. If you wanted to upgrade I would recommend the 17lb injectors in the m50.